The Glass Harmonica (2010)
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Just so much to bear.
She could tell they knew just by the way people looked at her. She could tell what they were thinking: Helen Collins, whose husband’s in prison. Helen Collins, whose husband was a thief.
She could feel it even if they didn’t say it, feel it burrowing into her back as if their eyes shot out burning beams that could read it right off her skin, and she wanted to go up and throw it right back at them.
“I haven’t done anything,” she wanted to shout in their faces. “It wasn’t me ...that did it.”
She did say it out loud once, when the smooth-faced little jerk from the bank asked her how many months she expected the bank to let her skip the mortgage payments before she “got back on her feet.”
“It’s not my feet,” Helen said. And then, “I’m as much a victim in this as anyone else.”
“Well-ll,” the banker said, drawing the word out into two long syllables. “Well-ll, either way, I can only hold off head office for so long. There are rul-es.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just so much to bear.
She could tell they knew just by the way people looked at her. She could tell what they were thinking: Helen Collins, whose husband’s in prison. Helen Collins, whose husband was a thief.
She could feel it even if they didn’t say it, feel it burrowing into her back as if their eyes shot out burning beams that could read it right off her skin, and she wanted to go up and throw it right back at them.
“I haven’t done anything,” she wanted to shout in their faces. “It wasn’t me ...that did it.”
She did say it out loud once, when the smooth-faced little jerk from the bank asked her how many months she expected the bank to let her skip the mortgage payments before she “got back on her feet.”
“It’s not my feet,” Helen said. And then, “I’m as much a victim in this as anyone else.”
“Well-ll,” the banker said, drawing the word out into two long syllables. “Well-ll, either way, I can only hold off head office for so long. There are rul-es.”
What to read after The Glass Harmonica?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell Wangersky to read onlineMoreLess
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